Which of the following would be the most appropriate when treating a patient with a vision impairment?

T/F: If you are treating a patient with a hearing impairment, you should always face them when speaking in case they rely on lip-reading.

T/F: Listening is not a communication skill.

Informed consent can occur after the treatment has already started.

A _____________ is a set of specific written instructions to be followed by healthcare providers in the event that the patient is unable to make healthcare decisions due to illness or incapacity.

What 2 patient identifiers must be used when verifying you are treating the correct patient.

T/F: Documentation must be accurate and up to date at all times because it is scrutinized by funding sources such as insurance companies.

During this phase of the patient/provider interaction, the provider is gathering information and conducting tests and measures.

The process of analyzing the information and data gathered during the patient/provider interaction is called:

The cluster of signs and symptoms given during the examination and evaluation process is called:

A prediction about the patient's level of improvement and how long it may take to reach the patient's goal is called:

The treatments and techniques used to address the patient's impairments and help them achieve their goals are called:

The anacronym "SOAP" is a method of:

The anacronym "SOAP" stands for:

Which part of the SOAP note does the statement "My arm hurt so bad I could not sleep at night" belong?

Which part of the SOAP note does the statement "The patient had diminished sensation on the dorsum of the left foot " belong?

Which part of the SOAP note does the statement "The patient is progressing well towards their goal of returning to college-level basketball, but would benefit from continuing PT to address the impairment of decreased endurance with dynamic activities in order to reach this goal" belong?

Which part of the SOAP note does the statement "Progress leg press exercise to 200 lbs next visit" belong?

T/F: If you make a mistake in a written note, it is okay to use white-out to make your correction look neater.

T/F: A PTA and COTA can perform and document an initial evaluation, treatment note/visit note, progress note, and a discharge summary.

How often should a re-evaluation be performed by the PT or OT?

T/F: PTAs and COTAs must document treatment notes for their patients.

T/F: Therapy aides/rehab techs document treatment notes for patients.

T/F: An addendum is name given to an entry correction in the electronic medical record.

T/F: Labs, x-rays, test results, medications, and operative reports are visible in the electronic medical record.

Being cautious or wise in practical affairs is defined as:

A therapist stayed late at the clinic to fit in a patient that needed pain relief after a bad car accident. THe therapist is showing selflessness or:

Treating a homeless patient in the same manner that you would treat a professional athlete is demonstrating the core value of:

The APTA and AOTA each have a ___________ to guide practitioners in professional behaviors and decision-making.

A ________ is the standard that would be used by a reasonably prudent professional in a line of work and can be used to determine negligence in that profession.

T/F: Each state has a Practice Act which determines the scope of practice for that particular state in terms of who can provide specific services, tasks that can be delegated, and supervisory requirements.

__________ is failure to do (or failure to avoid doing) something that a member in good standing of a profession would have done (or would have avoided doing) which causes subsequent harm to the patient.

T/F: If PT is supervising a PTA, and the PTA's patient gets seriously injured during the treatment, the PT could be held liable.

HIPPA stands for:

T/F: HIPPA ensures confidentiality and safety for patients through standards for patient healthcare information security, administrative simplification, and privacy of patient information.

T/F: A DUI is considered a barrier crime for the PT and OT professions.

___________ is the manner in which people are able to move around in their environment in order to participate in day to day tasks.

T/F: IADL's require more thinking, planning, and cognitive abilities than ADLs.

IADL is the abbreviation for:

Stair climbing is an example of:

Feeding yourself with a spoon is an example of:

Getting up out of a chair is an example of:

Toileting is an example of:

Driving is an example of:

Preparing a meal is an example of:

Wheelchair mobility is an example of:

Brushing your teeth is an example of:

T/F: PTs and OTs love the documentation aspect of their job.

T/F: PTs do not have to perform toileting with their patients. That is a nursing and OT duty.